If the analogy is a personal asistant, a good assistant will know when to notify you and when not to.

That huge job loss also means no hiring. If you were a bank teller you would seriously need to consider a job switch

Or at least the mocosoft owener received a ceise and desist by Microsoft and decided to drop the site.

I expect something similar with this site

You can install, update, and remove an app in your k8s cluster using helm.

And you release a new version of your app to a helm repository.

There is almost no locking with Kotlin. You can stop writting Kotlin code any time and start writting Java code.

However I think it's not possible to call coroutine code from Java.

Juices do not have fiber, just sugar.

Sometimes you just cant convince people that something is no longer recommended.

That's a scary percentage. And probably will increase if we dont radically change our life style and status quo

Please tell me you assigned this person a "increase code coverage" task and not "I wrote a new feature, write the unit tests for it" task

> an Uber driver and accept and decline fares.

That just sucks. Bad system.

Let's put an example with carpenters. Lets say I have contracted two different guys and I know how they work. One is cheap but unreliable and the other one is expensive but reliable. As the customer I can decide that the rate of the second one is acceptable and he is being fair with it because I have trust he will show up on time. If he were to charge me 1m per hour I'd no longer consider his rate as fair and no longer hore him for gigs. Also I can also search the unicorn carpenter who is cheap and reliable.

The market decides the rate. You can charge as little as you want but you might be missing money or even be in red numbers. Charge too much and you wont have contracts.

Setting your own rate is not the same as everybody accepting your rate.

> Dynamic pricing is suppose to do just that.

If an Uber driver has a nicer, cleaner car can he charge more? No. Then he cant set up his own rates. No matter how much better he is at the job he will charge the same as everybody else.

That's why Uber drivers are caught in the worst of two worlds. They are not employees but cant decide how much to earn per trip

To me Uber drivers are neither employees nor independent contractors. Working as much or as little as they want is not enough to be considered independent contractor.

A SaaS product is tech. So is a VR headset. One suceeding does not mean the other one will.

No if they dont.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27793721/what-is-the-dif...

AWS just offered a convenience layer over ElasticSearch

At most they might care about non funcional requirements (e.g. security and performance)